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THEIR DEFENSE FUND.
ANARCHIST SYMPATHIZBRS PREPARING
FOR FURTHER PROSECUTIONS.
Taking Care Of the Relatives Of the Hanged
Permanent Fund stablishsd-DeSttuts Con-
ditOn Of Mrs. Rsldsn, Fischer and Schwab
"A NotOristy Seeker Denounced.

CHICAGO, November 15.-It is an
nouneed that the Amnesty Society and
the Defense Committee will join forces and
assume the responsibility of providing for
the families of the dead Anarchists, and q
permanent fund will be started for that
purpose. There will be, after a final ac-
counting of the expenses of the funeral,
surplus of about 81, 500 or $1,000
in the hands of the Defense Com
mittee, which will form a good
nucleas for them to start the fund with
| 1t is intended to make this new organiZa-
tion national in extent. There is another
object in establishing this fund. One of
the leaders, yesterday, said he expected
that there would be more money required
for purposes of defense. He did not expect
that the prosecutions would stop here, but
thought that others who made themselves
conspicuous in the movement would be
prosecuted under various charges and that
would necessitate n permanent defense
fund.
THE ANARCHISTS FAMILIES.
Mrs. Parsons is still suffering from nerv-
ous prostration and none but intimate ac-
qualntances and avowed friends Of the
cause are allowed to see her. Committee
man Bausch visited her last night, officially
inquired into her needs and spoke OF
prospective monument which would be
erected on the final burial spot Of the five
dead. Although without means, Mrs.
Parsons will acquire some revenue aside
from contributed and, from the sale Of
Trumbull's pamphlet and her husbands
book. Parsons was q liberal proyider for
his family and Mrs. Parsons and her chill
dren have been accustomed to good living,
so that it is believed she would endure
penury with little patience. She is, more
over, a competent dressmaker, and has the
gift of fluent speech, which may lead her
upon profitable lecturipg tours as hereto
fore.
The little toy and notion shop at ESQ
Milwaukee avenue, over which George
EngeI presided, is left rs an ample source
OF support TO his widow and daughter. 1t
was open for business to-day, und both
could be seen very sad but busy.
Mrs. Fielden will need all the help that
can he given her, while Mrs, Fischer, lit
tie more than
\ GIRL-WIDOW,
with three tiny children, is an invalid and
utterly helpless.
Mrs. Spies, broken in spirit, and her
daughter Gretchen, still in a frenzy OF
grief, have August's three surviving broth
ers TO support them.
Mrs Schwab is also in need of aid, as
her husbands sole legacy seems to have
been three little children.
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The Dakota Election Illegal.

SIOUX FALLS, ID. T., November ID
When the County Commissioners met yes.
terday TO canvass the vote cast at the re.
cent election, it was discovered that under
a law passed at the last session Of the Leg
islature it was necessary that the election
notice be published in county papers in
stead Of giving notice by posting. This the
Commissioners neglected TO do, and il is
believed that the election is illegal. Nearly
every county in South Dakota is affected,
"a it was not known that notice OF election
must be made through the papers. The
matter has been submitted to Chief Justice
Tripp for an opinion.
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SPARKS RESIGNS.
His Letter of Explanation Handed Presi-
dent Cleveland,

His Letter of Explanation Handed PresI-
dent Cleveland.
WASHINGTON, d. c., November 10
Land Commissioner Sparks this afternoon
personally delivered to the President q
letter defending his course in the Chicago,
st. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha land
grant case, and formally resigning his
office
A committee of the Union Veterans
Union called on the President to-day and
requested that veterans in public service
as clerks shall not be compelled to enter
into competitive examinations to retain
their positions, and that where they vol
UNFAIRLY enter examinations for promo
tiOn preference be given them.
The President said he would consider
the matter.
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Failure of q Big Iron Firm.

MILwAUKEE, November l5.-Late this
afternoon Judge Hamilton in the Circuit
Court appointed W. J Turner receiver for
the we'll knows iron and mining firm of
Moore, Benjamin X Co., on the applica.
tiou of II. S. Benjamin and Elizabeth
NJ. Bates. Mr.. Bates filed bond in the
sun of $500 The liabilities of the
company are not known, but are under
stood to be very heavy. The assets con-
sist principally of mining property on the
GOrebic road.
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HIstorIan Froude's Poll ,os.

LONDON, November l5. = Froude, the
historian, has written letter, In which he
says any form Of self government which
might he conceded to the Irish people,
whether local councils or Parliament would
be used to increase England's difficulty In
keeping Ireland attached 10 the kingdom.
The Irish can be governed more easily,
than any other people in the world under
military or quasi military rule. The police
are uniformity faithful and loyal. Eng.
land never yet succeeded in governing Ire
land constitutiopally aud never will.
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PARIS, November To- Baroness DeSelda
seillere teitifed before the Wilson Inquiry
Commission to-day that her husband had
informed her that he gave Wilson 2, 2,000.-
600 francs in order TO procure contracts,
but did not receive much In return. II is
reported that the examining magistrate
recommend the prosecution oi tho Project
and sub Prefect OF Police; an he holds that
they are responsible for the alteration Of
the Wilson letters.
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war Among the chicago Democrats

CHICAGO, November 15.-President
Cleveland is to be formally called on toin-
terfere in the fight that has been raging for
some time betweeu the two factions Of the
Democratic pssty in Chicago. At lively
meeting Of the ''short naiF" or county
Democracy to-day, it was decided to ap-
point a committee to formulate charges
that the silk Stockings" during the re-
cent slection made wholesale use of gov
ernment employees time and money to
oppose the regular Democratic ticket, I"
meaning the Lswler candidates. The
committee was instructed to lay the charges
before President Cleveland.
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HEATING CARS.

A Method of Steam Heating Discussed by
Railroad Men.
New YORK, November 15.-Representa-
tives of the leading railroads of the East
met at the Astor House, this morning, to
organize for the purpose of making some
general and common move in reference to
the heating of cars by steam. II this sys-
tenn il generally introduced, it will be
necessary for the roads to have a uniform
system, so that the cars OF one company
can be coupled with those Of the others
No definite action was taken, but COM
mittee was appointed to take the necessary
steps for furthering the scheme.
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Inonsusiys Miner.

LONDON, November 15.--Charles Cs-
watsch, who WA arrested yesterday at
Grecnoch, On landing from the steamer
State Of Indiana, from New York for hay
ing dynamite cartridges In his poelsAsSp,
stated that be was q miner by occupation
and belonged In RogerGcld. lie was re-
mandsd. The cartridges are Of ths ordl'
nary kind used by miners.
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AJury 20 Try Courhiin Found

CLEVELAND, o, November l5.-The
jury which is to try John Coughlin, al
Ravenna, o., for completely in the murder
of Detective Hulligan, was completed to
day. The introduction of testimony will
begin tomorrow morning.
The motion for new trial in the case Of
"Blinkey" Morgan, convicted Of murder in
the first degree, will be heard on Thursday.
To-day. at Youngstown, o., new trial
was granted to Ebenezer Stanyard, who was
to have been hanged in the penitentiary at
Columbus, next Friday, for the murder OF
mis- sweetheart, Alice Hancok, in March
last
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The Jersey central ReorCnnIzed.

PHILADELPHIA, November 15.-The
Inquirer says, that the reorganization Of
the New Jersey Central road is practically
accomplished, and that holders of bonds
and guaranteed obligations to the amount
of $3l ,663, 600 have accepted the reorgan-
izatiOn scheme The road will be taken
out of the hands of the receivers January
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ALONG rHx RivKR

Items Conesrning the Aiisgsa Okss. q ~
tsrsst 20 Bessmss.l
The marks 90 the landing lasl svssina
indicated is inehes and rising.
The.marks 81 PittSburr YESTERDAY -
b and nins-tsnths feet, falling slowly.
The Wheeling and Pitbhsrs pschse 9.
W. Batchelos has beeu laid Sp Ii 3lsubeo-
vile since Last June.
The Boax hes been laid up here stses -
the suntmss. Robinson, Rea h O.. ef
Pttsburg. are making new cyiludses ~
her.
River men think 10 n about tfss 80
work was commsnced on The ios ptery -
Middlsport and Pomeroy, for vhie{ neaeV
was appropriated BY Conge~l
The little towboat Monteish, uhIeh -
time ago tried 10 ret through 70 Nasist6s.
with Piln. Harry 0ilun, os shs Ka1is
Slockdals, at the wheel, Road the svsAog
too low af Ravenswosd. ard \ lAsd q fnne
below the Sand Greek dike.
Capt Geo. W. Gilmore sys tbs -
signs indicate riss between pov and -
18th Capt Gilmore has epod dsnl q
lssho ~ tos moW1 sfPN, ooo u - " -
hoped that his prediettoa viii + dkIly
realized Hhstsyg On. GAG.
The river marks from shove yss1ss1av
are - follows: Parker, bs,oW asanDs
cloudy and mild OIL City, 6 tnebo -
stationary; mining. Rsswpsvifje, 4 -
y inches and stst;ossSy; mining. LsGk
10. 4, fest iscE& and slafionmy;
cloudy. hoseaptowp, fsse y iseha -
ststionaxy; cloudy. 6reenshoso, 5 ~ 9
inches sDd ststssnasy; eiosdy.
The ecsl nss up The hvH m Ieek<ss
ios . col bost hse Tbey sss ~ n61S
or nearly all Gal b rslsflins at lSnsn61l
6Gurs q ctneiniai asd ~ lsst - -
maskes Will 9st IL erpsn. Bat tnwUWW
b no skim milkfA ~ tsada n -
keis IN The isa9 pssts 80 oehmA -
Cncinnsti tWsntV 0sh y ~ z&nA -
nilwsy es1pao1Ds r - - S)oo1
hsvs bosp csop6lIe1 - hnnl - ~
I'm, n s1snly 6m1iDG M ~ Fl
1isssnfigtisG ~ nln6eu1 pG1lio =
|GDn1 epccn1o1 - 49, -
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TWO MRS. ENGELS.
Another Woman Claims the Dubious Hon
or of BEING an Anarchist Widow.

OT OF htIHB aH anaTNHTHI NIHOW'
MILWAUKEE, November IA special
to the Erenmg Wisconsin from Racine,
Wis, says: Mrs. Margaret Engel, living in
this city, claims to have been the lawful
wife of Eugel, the Anarchist, executed in
Chicago, last week. She says they were
married in Germany number of years
ago. and came to Racine twelve years since,
where she alleges her husband deserted
her, going to Chicago. She says she heard
subsequently that Engel had married
again and was living in that city. She
claims to have recognized the Anarchist as
her husband, by pictures and by public
descriptions
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Hunting Men to Try Arensdorf.

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, Sovember.l5.- The
second day in the A rensdorf trial has been
occupied entirely in securing qualified jury
men. If the legal contest of the case
is indicated by the work OF
sitting q jury, the hardest fought crimi-
nal cases in Iowa is now taking place Both
sides are exceedingly watcbful and sggres-
siye on every material and technical issue.
The attendance is greatly increased over
Yesterday and the interest is reviviug.
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The Typhoid scourRe.

ALBANY, November 15.-So prevalent
is typhoid fever in this city, that Mayor
Thacher, at the instance of the Secretary
of the Board Of Health, has issued proc
lamation, asking that all citizens, before
using the feservcr water Obtained from
the river, boil it, "a the seeds Of the dis
ease are supposed to be in it. The river Il
very low, and the water is, therefore, nf
an even worse quality than usual.
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Condition of the Hatch Firm.

New YORK, November l5.-Lawyer H.
II. Chttenden, assignee of A S. Hatch <
Co., brokers, is busy to-day preparing a
statement of the firms affairs. He says
that from his investigation so far he Judges
that the liabilities will not reach 500, 900,
and that the assets would about cover
them
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STEEL ASSOCIATION.
Two Organizations Formed - They win
Work In Harmony

"Ofk IN tfaftnohy
PIrrsBURG, November l5.-The Nation
al BeSsemer Steel Association is in session
here to-day, arranging new classification
of extras" The meeting is largely at
tended. every plant in the country being
represented in person or by proxy. Trade
is good and prices will not be considered.
1t was learned to-day that all the steel
manufacturers in the country have de-
cided to work together harmoniously.
Two associations have been formed, the
Besseiner Steel Association being one
and the Merchants Steel Association the
other. The lstter is composed of the cru
chile and open hearth manufactures. The
formation OF the twoorganiEations does not
mean q split among the manufacturers, ss
has been stated by the Eastern newspapers,
but means that the interests Of the Besse'
mer crueible and open hearth manufactu'
rers can be better attained by having two
associations, with the understanding that
they work in harmony.
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GrcSy viii Not Resign.

PARIS, November I5.-La Rass posi-
lively denies that President Grevy will 10.
sign. The houses Of many prominent
psople are being searched by the police,
and documents have been seiAed, which
contain startling revelations IN reference
10 the traffic In decorations.
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Combined Against the workmen,

NEW YORK, November l5.-The Execu-
tive Committee of the Shoe Manufacturers
Association met to-day and completed the
business left over by the convention yester-
day. The organization will be made per-
manent, and the manufacturers viii in the
future be combined against the workmen.
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The Reaper Company ON Its Feet.

SPRINGFIELD, o., November 15.-A
meeting to dissolve the receiyership of
Whitley, Fassler & Kelly has been made
in the Court of Common Pleas. The cred
itors of the firm accepted the last PROPOSE
tion made to them, and it is probable that
by December frst the great reaper works
will be in full blast.
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Ready 10 Op.r.te ON ,b. Prince.

BERLIN, November l5.-rhe National
Gazette states that DIR. Brsmsnn, the senior
assistant Of DIR. Bergmsnn, has gone 10 San
Reno, TO be 10 readiness 20 assist his chief
IL the operation oi tracheotomy is per-
formed OH the Crown Prince.
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ROANE COUNTY.
What n Wheeling GsntIemAn Has Ia Say
Of tho Recent Troubles.

What n Wheeling Gentleman Has to Say
OF tho Recent Troubles.
"a book could be written about that
ROane county feud," said a well known
gentleman 10 REGISTER reporter, yester-
day. "a good deal has been written by
irresponsible squibblers that il untrue, but
rejecting this material, and collecting the
almost countless incidents and episodes,
personal quarels and family facasses, a
clever writer could make a good fat vol
ume ont Of it, which would be go In all
the central part Of the State. know all
the more prominent people whose names
are connected with the late murder
and the subsequent lynchings, aud good
many Of them are very clever folks. Take
the Duffs, for instance. The were seven
brothers and one sister, and all a. smart as
steel traps. The children never had any
educational facilities, but they were made
OF the stuff self made men are fashioued
of, and they all acquired good educatiops
simply by pouring over their books by the
fire-light in their fathers kitchen. They
were in this manner educated far above
the average of the citizens OF the county.
The whole family is noted for its hospitality,
and almost any one Of the boys would 90
without nights sleep 10 oblige any one.
The father, old John Duf, came from Old
Virginia, settling on tract Of land about
which there was Afterwards q good deal OF
litigation. The old fellow finally beat of
his legal enemies, however. His wife was
very intellectual lady, noted for her wit.
~ remember some very funny Thug
about the family. For instance, there was
Charles DufTs wedding. When the eere-
mony was over Charley took his bride
home, and with his own hands prepared
and cooked their first dinner, not allowing
his wife TO touch thing. And 1t w@ .
good dinner, too.
THE Duff and Cunningham families are
related by marriage. Desire Cunningham
married George Duff. This couple are the
parents Of the boys who were wiped out Of
existence by the mob Of two or three weeks
ago. Dan Cunningham In al uncle Of
these same boys. There 10 no daubt
but that there has been N
lessness Of one kind and snotkA
in the county for years, but an g -
lapinion that this last trouble grew 90 q
1Dan Cunningham becoming - Unit
States Deputy Marshal. Hs jst.sd yE-
shal Atkinson's force end rssfe frst-
class officer. OfneeeAf1E - kd 70 work
against soue OF nj % hi6n6s ~ho vers
mosnsbining liittle, ~ = d, and w
result was, they got down 81 him-
81 have mo - whp ! responibIe Co
Rev. Ryan's den1h, ut no matter who Il
was perpetrased thef atrocious zsarder,
il served to bring ske old bed blood to IN
surface, and il i trobsble, or ct lsast pc,
sihls, t6at under the euiss Of psysnss -
the crime, some Old scEs ysp 49,
up !: 4 81
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-16

TYPHOID fever is so prevalent in Albany,
n. Y, that the Mayor has asked the citi-
zens TO boil the reservoir water before using
il as it is supposed to contain the germs Of
disease, as the river there is very low.
Which advice might be proitably taken by
other communities so afflicted.
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The Longest Word in the Dictionary

Is incompetent to communicate the mex
pressibls satisfaction and incomprehensi.
BILE consequences resulting from iudicious
administrs stion Of DR.. Pierce's Fayorite
Prescription a preparation designed espe.
cially for thu speedy relief and permanent
cure of all FeSS.ale Weaknesses, Nervous
ness, and dise = peculiar to the female
ex. The onIyf Nmedy for woman,s peeu-
/ ILLS, sold by uggists, under positive
- ~tee to giS7 sitisfaction. See guaran-
81 30 Sa-,s 4 81 bo.sle This guarantees
tssG -. 80 80 gesssd ont for many
g who ~ morning, b1tsiavaEy. .<ssp1s
e smseprrrsr~s-hto to do q; June 10. .esc.
2 -. a
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PERHAPS after all death was the most
merciful fate Anarchist ENGEL could have
met. Another woman has turned up claim
ing to be his widow. 1t is now clear why
Mr.. ENGEI wished to abolish civilizations
institutions, of which marriage is the prin-
pinal
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A DISPATCH states the richest gold mine
IN the world has been discovered on the
Hasssyampa river, Ariz., the ore from
which averages 81, 900 ton. Gold can be
scraped of the rocks with knife by the
handful. What Kentucky journalist has
,,o,,s vast latelV2
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FRANCE is still excited over the CAF-
FAREL affair and many documents have
been found by the police in the houses OF
prominent people which contain startling
revelations regarding the traffic in decora-
tions. 1t is denied that President GREYY
will resign, which is good news for France.
Sbould this level headed man step down
from the Presidency OF the French Repub,
Tic there is 70 knowing how long it would
remain Republic With him there the
Monarchists' game is blocked.
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harmony

EASTERN railroad men are moving III
direction of heating their ears by steam,
/ travellers will devoutly pray that theil
ms may be completed before the coming
Ater.
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Ftosei,erry Dowps J,vttou,

LONDON, November i5.-The election
for rector Of the Glasgow University took
place to day. Lord Roaeberry wM chosen,
he receiving S67 votes, against st5 over
Lord Iyttop.
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naiss KalIorr,s Marriare,

New YORK. November 15.--Mrs. Kel.
Veg, the mother Of Clara Louise Kellogg.
erning received q telegram from her
q confirming the report Of her mar
-shd nrtlsrl StEakcsch.
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SENATOR JOSEPH r. HAwLEY, Of Con
neeticGt, was welded to Miss EDITH
HoRSER, of England, yesterday in Phiia'
delphia. The bride has been for many
years one of the bead nurses at Blocaley
4 Hospital in the Quaker City.
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TIE steel manufacturers of the country
ave formed into two associations, the
,ssemer Steel Association and the Mer-
ants Steel Association. They will work
Ihor,noDv
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OTTAWA, November 15.-Sm Charles
Tupper, Hon. J. s. D. Thompson, Minister
Justice, and staff leff to-day for New Yo<z
enrOute TO Washington gz-
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RECEIVER has been appointed for the
arm of Moore, Benjamin & Co., OF
consin; the liabilities are understood
a heavy.